In the price range of € 500, - to € 700, - you will find freezers with a middle and High-end construction and cooling quality. Choose this if you want the freezer to last a long time or if you are looking for the best storage conditions. No Frost is standard, but there are also freezers with Low Frost or no anti-icing. Look at a model with No Frost if you never want to defrost the freezer. You can defrost a Low Frost freezer once or twice a year.
Our choice for an upright freezer that you can use to freeze|Cable length 1,8 m|Energy costs 47,4 euros|Upright freezer
- You can save up to € 250 on energy costs during the lifespan thanks to the C energy label.
- Thanks to the 274L freezer compartment, you can freeze a large amount of groceries in one go.
- The Veripart VPVR185NFCW is the best product for you if you're looking for a starter model upright freezer.
Retail price Veripart
949,-699,-
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Our choice for a compact freezer you can place in a cold shed or garage|Cable length 2,1 m|Energy costs 33 euros|Not subscription possible
- You can also place the freezer in an unheated shed, garage, or pantry with a temperature above -15°C.
- You can save up to € 270 on energy costs during the lifespan thanks to the C energy label.
- We recommend the Liebherr Fc 1404-20 if you're looking for a compact freezer you can place in a cold shed or garage.
599,-
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Our choice for a compact upright freezer|Cable length 1,8 m|Energy costs 39,6 euros|Upright freezer
- With a 161L capacity, you have space for a couple of frozen meals, sorbet ice cream, pizzas, and frozen snacks.
- You can save up to € 250 on energy costs during the lifespan thanks to the C energy label.
- We recommend the Wisberg WBVR143NFCW if you're looking for a compact upright freezer.
699,-
In stock